Translation of "Soziales vertrauen" in English

Social trust is an essential prerequisite for actors to effectively solve dilemmas of collective action.

On the other hand, interpersonal confidence (social confidence) in Luxembourg is below the European average:

We sent economists in the Soviet Union with privatization plans when it broke up, and what they really lacked was social trust.

Our experience in Ukraine demonstrates that a multi-layered approach, working at the levels of critical thinking, individual and group psychology, and social trust, provides a better defense against fake news than simple fact checking.

Social mobility, things we really care about, physical health, social trust, all go down as inequality goes up.

Although the effectiveness of the programmes is emphasised at a general level, this message is translated into considerations that are directly relevant to individuals: protection of work and income, social well-being, quality of life, faith in the future and personal responsibility.

Through community involvement you strengthen team identity, social awareness, create trust and a good reputation and at the same time add value to the community.

Major topics in the interviews were, for example, civil liberties, approval or disapproval of various domestic security policies (e.g. surveillance), assessment of the security situation in the country, assessment of the effectiveness of security measures, approval or disapproval of various options for financing security measures, risk acceptance, social and political trust, and legislative knowledge, supplemented by questions on the respondents' socio-demographic status.

Due to malicious abuse of official abuse of police officers and prosecutors' international rules, four Filipino people, diplomats and officials lost physical suffering, mental suffering, social trust.

In Damanhur, everyone is responsible for their own spiritual and social behavior. Trust, respect, acceptance and solidarity are among the basic requirements for living together in the community.

Particularly characteristic of this attitude is the lack of social trust.

Nor can financial markets work if social capital (trust) is depleted.

Growing global inequalities risk undermining social security, political trust and transnational cooperation.

The Central Banks’ increase of the money supply goes far beyond social trust.

It undoubtedly strikes a blow against social confidence if any rich person in Europe can take their money coffers from one country to another without having to pay tax.

It cannot be based upon sanctions and penalties. In common with other free social relations, it must be based upon trust and respect.

The findings show that in Luxembourg, the level of confidence is well above the European average for the political system, the police and justice, but below average for social confidence.

For example, our study found that only 23% of respondents trust news they find on social media, and just 34% believe what they turn up in search engines.

It is weakening social trust and mental stability, with the prevalence of clinical depression apparently on the rise.

But if corruption were reduced and social trust strengthened, such inhibitions would become irrelevant, and investor confidence would rise.

This line of research demonstrates that in particular in labor market contexts, motives such as social preferences, social comparison, trust, social approval, and intrinsic motivation play an important role.

In Luxembourg, confidence in the political system, as well as confidence in the judiciary system are well above the European average, while the social (interpersonal) confidence score is less developed in Luxembourg than in the European average.

But what the globalists, I think, don't see, what they don't want to see, is that ethnic diversity cuts social capital and trust.

The Commission should consider a European social enterprise "label" which would increase awareness and recognition, and build trust and demand.